The Château de Chailly, in the heart of Burgundy, was built in the 16th century. First a fortress, it was ennobled and passed down from family to family. In 1989, then abandoned, the Château was bought by a Japanese investor: Yasuhiko Sata. He undertook numerous renovations to make this castle a magnificent hotel and built an 18-hole golf course on the 75 hectares which surrounded the estate. The Resort opened its doors on June 16, 1990.
Discover our 18-hole golf course renowned for its beautiful setting, interesting design and views of the castle. The golf course features large, fast and elevated greens that are well protected by its deep green-side bunkers, natural stream that meanders throughout the golf course and its well-placed water hazards.
La Table des Producteurs is conviviality, sharing and above all the enhancement of the richness of our region.
Our Chef works in collaboration with local producers to offer traditional cuisine.
The owner of the castle, created the "Dôme du Cosmos" as he regretted there was not chapel with the castle. The work symbolises :
The theme is the creation of the world : earth, water, air and fire
Divine energy
Human energy
Sun and moon symbolising a generative force
With our sommelier, discover Burgundy wines in our cellar. Thanks to his passion and experience, he will teach you the different classifications and the best ways to appreciate wine!
Tastings are scheduled for the afternoon, subject to availability. It is best to book in advance with reception.
Just 40 minutes from Dijon or Beaune and at the gates of Morvan, the Hôtel Golf Château de Chailly is the ideal place to discover all the treasures of Burgundy.
Castles, medieval villages and prestigious vineyards, you will never be bored!
Today, Hôtel Golf Château de Chailly boasts 45 rooms and suites, 8 self-catering apartments, two restaurants, a bar and one of the best 18-hole golf courses in Burgundy which makes this resort an ideal location for a getaway to explore the region, summer holidays, golf vacation and even a convenient stopover on the way to the south of France.
